With the development of science, technology and media, the boundary between what is real and what is virtually generated information that we can obtain through our eyes is becoming increasingly blurred.
Is there, photo: 2024 Aoi Serizawa
Is there, photo: 2024 Aoi Serizawa
Is there is a reconsideration of the image we have of the material in front of us. This is done by creating a moving image of water that is different from the water we see in our daily lives. The “materiality” of water itself and the “visuality” and “virtuality” associated with its shape and movement create a gap in perception between the water we know and the water we see in front of us.
The experience of confronting the moving figure of water before one’s eyes not only reveals unknown aspects of water; it also provides an opportunity for the viewer to understand how he or she receives information and what kind of image he or she has of the environment and the experience.
Bio
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Aoi Serizawa
JP
Aoi Serizawa is a media artist who explores what reality is between the physical world and the world of video. She studied design at Musashino Art University and is currently in the master’s program at Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences. She has presented her work in the form of VR and audiovisuals, and in recent years has been creating installations centered around physical spaces. She has also performed as a VJ and visual artist at various music events in Japan.
Credits
The project was developed and presented with the kind support of Musashino Art University.
Presented in the context of the European Digital Deal project. European Digital Deal is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union and by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport.
